Here's TTGmice's weekly round-up of MICE developments outside of Asia-Pacific.
The city of London has a new event space
Events @ No 6 will officially open its doors in London next month.
The new-build, state-of-the-art venue will also be home to The Royal College of Pathologists. It comprises a union of bright meeting rooms alongside airy, relaxed open spaces suitable for events like corporate meetings, product launches and academic conferences. Room capacity ranges up to 210 theatre-style and all rooms include the latest audiovisual equipment.
Flexible breakout areas will allow delegates a chance to refresh and refuel in naturally lit, open spaces overlooking the city.
The top floor offers organisers with an open-air terrace and another flexible event space. Ideal for drinks receptions in the summer, the terrace can accommodate up to 60 guests while the indoor space is perfect for an evening of fine dining, board meetings or teambuilding sessions. Both are topped off with views over the iconic London skyline.
Events @ No 6 is located just a short walk from Aldgate and Aldgate East tube stations, in the centre of London.
Québec City to host international conference on insects
Come 2020, Québec City and Université Laval will host the 3rd International Insects to Feed the World Conference (IFW), a major international conference in 2020 on using insects as food for both humans and animals.
Held from June 3 to 6, the congress is expected to bring together 500 experts from around the world.
The first two editions were held in the Netherlands in 2014 and China in 2018.
Prague to host 14th UIA Associations Round Table
The Prague Convention Bureau has announced that the Czech capital city will play host to the Union of International Associations’ (UIA) Round Table on November 12 and 13, 2020, at the Vienna House Diplomat Prague.
The UIA Round Tables are organised annually and are the core of UIA’s education project, providing an opportunity for members to learn through networking and through practice, to meet other international associations and share experience and knowledge to help run the organisations better.
The event will welcome approximately 150 participants from all around the globe, of which 70 to 80 per cent are association representatives.
